I have the following request, my computer is connected to our router via LAN. But the problem is, I can use Google, Youtube etc on it. Only in my games etc. I can't connect to. (Minecraft, CSGO, WorldofTanks) And so on. I can't connect to it despite the internet, as can PutTY, Steam and WinSCP. A speed test on the Internet shows me 8,028 kbit / s in download and 6,301 kbit / s in upload. I do not know why. I already despair of it. I would appreciate helpful answers.
The Windows firewall is probably blocking outgoing connections. Deactivate the Windows firewall as a test and then try again
No, my firewall etc is all off
What kind of error messages do you get if you e.g. Want to establish a connection with PuTTY?
Network error: No route to host.
but the thing is yes i'm on this internet on Girlfriend.net
Are you sure with the firewall? Do you have a virus protection system that also has a firewall?
Yep, the firewall is off, and I just completely threw the virus program down. Nothing works.
Can you ping the respective devices?
Which?
Who you want to connect to via putty.
PS: Just to be sure, the devices can be reached from elsewhere? Not that you want to connect to devices that do not exist or that can't be controlled via SSH
Yes, this is a V-Server that I can ping or connect via another WLAN
And you can ping it from your problem network too?
My guess is that something is blocking traffic that doesn't go through the browser. Say port 80 + 443 are allowed but port 22 for SSH is not.
This can of course also be blocked by the router or a hardware firewall.
If you can ping the device, that is the most likely cause of the error. If you can't ping it, then you are obviously having problems reaching certain parts of the Internet (possibly an incorrect IP configuration).
So please check whether you can ping the corresponding devices from your problem PC.
I see. No, I can't ping these devices from my "problem PC" "PING: Error during transmission, general error"
Can the IP configuration be wrong? E.g. You have a static IP address but it is already taken. I would switch to DHCP if that has not already happened.
Otherwise reinstall the network driver…
Thanks for the tip. I'll get in touch again if everything went well.
